Elizabeth I
Hello there. It is I, Queen Elizabeth II, the current Queen of England several hundred years after her glorious reign. I am here to explain about her privileged life from evidence such as her diary, documents and laws written at the time of her leadership.
As it explains from her mothers written pieces, she was born on the 7th of September in 1533. The place of birth was Greenwich Palace. All her life she daydreamed about the fact that she would be crowned Queen in some stage of her life. Finally, she got her wish at the age of 25. She was crowned Queen in 1558. She wrote in her diary about her passion of religion as a protestant and that she would live that way forever. She never married, nor did she have any children to look after. She was a virgin. She reigned over England for 44 years, each of those years as I imagine were the best leadership of England.
She made a huge contribution to England, by introducing new laws and new ways of living. However, she made the biggest of her conrtibutions ny making inspirational quotes to all the citizens of England, normally about herself but also about the society. Such as "Much suspected by me, nothing proved by me." Also about her expression of society and daily life would be "There is only one Christ, Jesus, one faith. All else is dispute over time." Looking at this tells us that she was a religious woman who lived close to Jesus.
My relationship to her is as one of her first cousins, 14 times removed. Our closest ancestors we both shared were Henry VII (he reined 1485 - 1509) and also Elizabeth of York. I am related from both her father and mothers side to Queen Elizabeth I.
Hello there. It is I, Queen Elizabeth II, the current Queen of England several hundred years after her glorious reign. I am here to explain about her privileged life from evidence such as her diary, documents and laws written at the time of her leadership.
As it explains from her mothers written pieces, she was born on the 7th of September in 1533. The place of birth was Greenwich Palace. All her life she daydreamed about the fact that she would be crowned Queen in some stage of her life. Finally, she got her wish at the age of 25. She was crowned Queen in 1558. She wrote in her diary about her passion of religion as a protestant and that she would live that way forever. She never married, nor did she have any children to look after. She was a virgin. She reigned over England for 44 years, each of those years as I imagine were the best leadership of England.
She made a huge contribution to England, by introducing new laws and new ways of living. However, she made the biggest of her conrtibutions ny making inspirational quotes to all the citizens of England, normally about herself but also about the society. Such as "Much suspected by me, nothing proved by me." Also about her expression of society and daily life would be "There is only one Christ, Jesus, one faith. All else is dispute over time." Looking at this tells us that she was a religious woman who lived close to Jesus.
My relationship to her is as one of her first cousins, 14 times removed. Our closest ancestors we both shared were Henry VII (he reined 1485 - 1509) and also Elizabeth of York. I am related from both her father and mothers side to Queen Elizabeth I.
After 69 years of a privileged life, she passed away on the 24th March, in 1603. She was buried where she was born, at Richmond Palace. I am proud to share her name.
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Luminarium 2009, Queen Elizabeth I, viewed on 24th November 2009
<**http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/eliza.htm**>
English History, Princess Elizabeth’s signature, viewed on 24th November 2009
<**http://englishhistory.net/tudor/monarchs/eliz1.html**>
Elizabeth I 2009, Queen Elizabeth I, viewed on 24th November 2009, <**http://www.elizabethi.org/**>
Elizabeth I, 2009, Elizabeth I – Queen of England, viewed 25th November 2009, <**http://tudorhistory.org/elizabeth/**>
About.com 2009, Medieval British Queens, viewed 26th November 2009,
<**http://z.about.com/d/womenshistory/1/0/-/R/2/elizabeth_i_002a.jpg**>